by Branko Bokun · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9780951052501
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«Humour Therapy» is Branko Bokun's essay on humour as therapy, published by Vita Books in 1986, in paperback (221 pages, in English).
Branko Bokun explores humour as a therapeutic resource in the face of suffering and illness, and analyses its application in cancer, psychosomatic diseases, mental disorders, crime, and conflicts in interpersonal and sexual relationships. The work invites readers to consider laughter as a complement to conventional treatments.
The complete subtitle of the work, as it appears on the cover, is 'in cancer, psychosomatic diseases, mental disorders, crime, interpersonal and sexual relationships'.
A work of interest to readers of psychology, wellbeing and philosophy seeking complementary approaches to health and the therapeutic use of humour.
